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An Irreversible Five Years for Iraqnew

Can Iraq emerge from the ordeal of George W. Bush's invasion as a place where people lead reasonably safe and happy lives?

NOW Magazine | Gwynne Dyer | 03-28-2008 | International

Tags: war in iraq, Iraq, George Bush, international

Against the War? Shun the Democrats & Push Peace Dealnew

Many of the most prominent antiwar voices say that if activists want to end the war, they should simply pick a candidate who is not John McCain and help them win. They can sort out the details after the Republicans are evicted from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. This is a serious strategic mistake.

NOW Magazine | Naomi Klein and Jeremy Scahill | 03-28-2008 | War

Tags: war in iraq, 2008 presidential election, antiwar movement, war & peace

Performance Anxietynew

Muscle car teaches me how to pimp my beater into a death rocket.

NOW Magazine | Paul Terefenko | 03-21-2008 | Transportation

Tags: transportation

Tibet's Shot in the Darknew

The Olympic window hands monks their moment, but regime change is Tibet's only hope.

NOW Magazine | Gwynne Dyer | 03-21-2008 | International

Tags: China, Tibet, international

Beyond Four Wallsnew

Robert Maurice's stairwell death shows you can have digs and be homeless.

NOW Magazine | Mike Smith | 03-17-2008 | Housing & Development

Tags: housing & development

Burning Questionsnew

Was Ryerson University's poster-toasting sign of racial tensions or random vandalism?

NOW Magazine | Sigcino Moyo | 03-17-2008 | Race & Class

Tags: race relations

Car Design for a Green Futurenew

A truly green vehicle will emerge out of collaboration, not competition.

NOW Magazine | Joseph Wilson | 03-10-2008 | Transportation

Tags: transportation

South America is Bordering on Warnew

Colombia's killing of FARC leader has lefty neighbors revving battle rhetoric.

NOW Magazine | Gwynne Dyer | 03-10-2008 | International

Tags: international

Eco Movement Sparks Global Makeovernew

From a global vantage point, the green scene is like a silent tsunami. Even those working within the movement haven't grasped the scope of the momentum behind them, says California-based green guru Paul Hawken.

NOW Magazine | Adria Vasil | 03-03-2008 | Environment

Tags: environment

Canada's Liberal Leader is Addicted to Powernew

Stephane Dion's deadly Afghan double-deal shows he'd rather count body bags than combat Tories.

NOW Magazine | Michael Hollett | 02-25-2008 | War

Tags: WAR, Canada, Afghanistan, war & peace

Tragedy Fuels Stereotype of Drunken Indiansnew

Once more, the dominant culture’s impression of native people has been reinforced. Native people equals alcohol equals tragedy. Definitely an unhappy equation.

NOW Magazine | Drew Hayden Taylor | 02-08-2008 | Race & Class

Tags: race relations